Monday, January 31, 2011
Project 365~Jan 31
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In case you can't tell, the place we are staying is beautiful. It is a nice blend of resort like features and nature filled woods and water. There are animals throughout the campground, some hidden, some in plain sight. It keeps it interesting for us.
visited 36 states (72%)
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- Show Us The World
- Everywhere USA, United States
- We traveled cross country full time for six years and then I fell in love with a boy (a horse boy that is) so we bought a place so I could be his Mom.
Reach the World
As we were seeing the world, we shared what we see with underprivileged children. If you'd like to help this great cause, you can read more about how to help here: Reach the World
You can follow our travels that we share with the children here: Journey Across the USA
You can follow our travels that we share with the children here: Journey Across the USA
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- Project 365~Jan 31
- FAQ-What Do Your Families Think About Your Lifestyle?
- Project 365~Jan 30
- Project 365~Jan 29
- Project 365~Jan 28
- Jan 27-Peeking through the Grass
- Pickleball for Paws Tournament
- Winners in the Pickleball for Paws Tournament
- The Animals at Pickleball for Paws Tournament
- Happy Hour for Austin and Charlotte's Birthday
- Happy Birthday, Austin!
- Project 365~Jan 21
- Project 365~Jan 20
- Waiting to Exhale
- Project 365~Jan 19
- Project 365~Jan 18
- Project 365~Jan 17
- Project 365~Jan 16
- Project 365~Jan 15
- The Family That Works Together
- Project 365~Jan 13
- Project 365~Jan 12
- Happy Hour Queen Returns to Clermont
- Project 365~Jan 10
- Project 365~Jan 9
- Project 365~Jan 8
- Project 365~Jan 7
- Project 365~Jan 6
- Happy Birthday, Dean!
- Project 365~Jan 4
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visited 36 states (72%)
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Quotable Quotes
"Our aim in education is to give a full life. We owe it to them to initiate an immense number of interests. Life should be all living, and not merely a tedious passing of time; not all doing or all feeling or all thinking - the strain would be too great - but, all living; that is to say, we should be in touch wherever we go, whatever we hear, whatever we see, with some manner of vital interest."
Charlotte Mason
Charlotte Mason
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2 comments:
I have to agree with you 100%. We are neighbors and so far, this is our favorite campground.
I met your son the other day, not sure if he mentioned it or not, but either way, hello!
We were so surprised when we first came to Florida 3 years ago to find evergreen trees; we just expected palms. I love the mix!
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